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In a template's .psd file we have two kind of text layers: The text that will appear as an image in the html file (let's name it "image text") and the text that will appear as text in the html file (let's name it "html text"). We generally use image text for company name, logo, headlines, buttons and html text for content text, text that may be updated more frequently.
When you want to change something in an "image text" it will be necessary to change the text in the .psd file and to export the image (or images), containing that text, for the web and replace the old ones. After that the html file will show the new images.
If you want to change something in a "html text" block you will be able to do it directly from your html editor opening the .html file containing that text and replacing the text as you need it. It won't be necessary to change also the text in the .psd file because the text that will be "html text" in the final .html file of your web site is just for reference in the .psd file.
Open the index.psd file located in template/psd. (Note: if the opened file has the slices visible just press Ctrl+H to hide them)
As you can see below we highlighted the "image text" layers. These text layers generally have styles like drop shadow and stroke. These kind of styles cannot be made in html so you must export the layers as images.
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